UCT/IB/MLX5/GDAKI: Added knob to control retaining inactive ctx.#11348
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UCX_IB_GDA_RETAIN_INACTIVE_CTXknob to control retaining inactive CUDA primary device context atRC_GDAcomponent creation.Why?
It increases start up time if there is no active CUDA primary device context at
RC_GDAcomponent creation. As the context is required to check DMA_BUF and UAR support.It can also consume all the memory when running multiple processes on a system with a single GPU. As each process creates the context.